Morocco Overland Expedition Tour. 5th - 21st May

Morocco Overland Expedition The Ultimate Off-Road Adventure Beyond the paved roads lies a different side of Morocco. Remote mountain passes. Endless desert pistes. Wild camps beneath the stars. Dust, dunes and days of off-road driving through some of North Africa’s most unforgiving and rewarding terrain. This is not a tourist holiday. This is real overland expedition travel. Built for those who want more than hotels and crowded tourist routes, our Morocco expeditions focus on raw adventure, remote travel and the freedom of exploring deep into the unknown with a convoy of like-minded overlanders. From the mountains of the north to the vast open deserts of the Sahara and Iriki National Park, every expedition is different. Routes constantly change due to terrain, weather and local conditions, meaning flexibility and adventure are part of the experience. No rigid schedules. No polished tourist experience. No two expeditions ever the same. Just vehicles, remote tracks, wild camps and the road ahead. Expedition Philosophy Our expeditions are built around authentic overland travel. The goal is simple: drive incredible routes, experience remote landscapes and create the kind of adventure that stays with you long after the expedition ends. We chase the feeling of true exploration — navigating rocky mountain pistes, crossing dry lake beds, tackling desert tracks and camping far away from civilisation. Morocco offers some of the best overland driving anywhere in the world, and this expedition is designed to experience it properly. The Route Starting in northern Morocco, we work our way south through mountain passes, remote pistes and desert terrain before reaching our southern point deep within Iriki National Park. From there we begin the journey north again, exploring a constantly evolving network of trails, tracks and remote landscapes along the way. Because conditions in Morocco can change rapidly, we do not publish fixed day-by-day itineraries. Tracks can become washed out, dunes shift, weather changes and access routes evolve. This flexibility allows us to keep the expedition authentic and adapt routes in real time to deliver the best possible adventure. Final route information and expedition briefings are sent out closer to departure. Expedition Highlights Sahara Desert The heart of the expedition. Massive dune systems, endless open terrain and unforgettable desert driving. We spend time deep in the Sahara experiencing sunrise and sunset in one of the greatest overland destinations on earth. Expect sand driving, remote camps and huge open landscapes stretching beyond the horizon. Iriki National Park Remote, rugged and wild. Dry lake beds, rocky tracks and isolated desert terrain make this one of the best overland driving areas in Morocco. This is expedition territory far away from the tourist routes. Atlas Mountains Epic mountain passes, steep climbs and winding rocky tracks through some of the most dramatic landscapes in North Africa. The Atlas Mountains provide some of the most rewarding driving of the expedition. Todra Gorge Towering canyon walls, twisting roads and dramatic terrain before reconnecting with remote off-road sections deeper into the mountains and desert. Merzouga & Erg Chebbi Home to some of Morocco’s most iconic dunes and desert tracks. Expect technical sand driving, desert pistes and incredible camp locations beneath some of the darkest skies on earth. Wild Camping Some of the best moments of the expedition happen far away from campsites, towns and civilisation. Remote wild camps are selected throughout the route, allowing us to experience Morocco at its rawest — sleeping under huge desert skies, waking up to complete silence and watching sunrise over untouched landscapes. Campfires, convoy stories and life outdoors are all part of the experience. These are the moments people remember long after the expedition ends. Life on Expedition Days start early with sunrise over camp and fresh coffee before vehicles roll out onto the next section of piste. Some days involve long technical driving through rocky mountain terrain. Others are spent crossing vast open deserts with nothing visible for miles in any direction. Lunch is often taken trailside in remote locations before continuing deeper into the wilderness. Evenings are spent around campfires sharing stories, planning routes, carrying out vehicle checks and enjoying life off-grid beneath the stars. Terrain You Can Expect Deep desert sand Rocky mountain pistes Fast gravel tracks Dry lake beds Technical climbs Winding canyon routes Washed out trails Remote off-road sections Endless open desert Terrain and conditions can change quickly depending on weather and route conditions, adding to the authentic expedition experience. The Reality of Expedition Travel Morocco is unpredictable — and that is exactly why we love it. Sandstorms, route changes, difficult terrain, mechanical issues and changing weather conditions are all part of real overland travel. Our expeditions are designed to embrace that unpredictability while keeping safety and convoy support the priority. No two expeditions are ever the same. Expedition Convoy This is not just another guided tour. The convoy becomes a team. Everyone helps each other through difficult terrain, recoveries, navigation and camp life. That shared experience is what makes overland expeditions different from ordinary travel. Life on expedition is built around teamwork and shared responsibility. Throughout the journey, the group works together to keep the expedition moving smoothly — from vehicle recoveries and route planning to camp setup and evening meals. At various points during the expedition, we restock supplies locally and organise group cook-ups around camp. Participants take turns helping prepare meals, manage camp responsibilities and assist with the day-to-day running of convoy life. Each day, different members of the convoy may take on small expedition roles, helping create the atmosphere of a true overland crossing rather than simply following a tour. It is these shared experiences — the campfire evenings, remote camps, teamwork and life on the road — that become some of the most memorable parts of the adventure. Daily Briefings Each day begins with an expedition briefing covering the planned route, terrain conditions, fuel stops, recovery considerations and any important information for the day ahead. These briefings help keep the convoy organised, prepared and ready for whatever the route may bring — whether that is deep sand, remote mountain pistes or long days crossing open desert terrain. Conditions in Morocco can change quickly, so flexibility and teamwork are key parts of the expedition experience. Recovery Training & Support Recovery situations are all part of real overland travel, especially when travelling through remote desert and mountain terrain. Throughout the expedition, participants will gain hands-on experience in safe vehicle recovery techniques including sand recoveries, convoy procedures, recovery board usage and safe towing practices. Our guides carry extensive recovery equipment and provide support throughout the expedition, helping build confidence and experience in real-world off-road conditions. Whether you are experienced or relatively new to overlanding, the expedition is designed to be both an adventure and a learning experience. Technical Rating *** Moderate Suitable for drivers with basic off-road experience and a capable 4x4 vehicle. Some terrain may become more challenging depending on conditions and weather. What’s Included Fully guided overland expedition Campsites throughout the route Wild camp locations Expedition route planning Radio communications Recovery support Technical assistance & tools Satellite emergency communications Tyre repair equipment & air compressor Expedition first aid equipment Experienced expedition leaders Desert camp experience Remote off-road routes and pistes Optional Add Ons Available during the Sahara section: Camel rides Quad biking Buggy driving Hotel upgrade for selected nights Not Included Ferry from UK to Spain Ferry from Spain to Morocco and return Fuel Food and drinks Travel & medical insurance European breakdown cover What We Carry Recovery gear Radios Technical tools Satellite emergency communications Puncture repair kits Air compressors Expedition first aid kits Spare AdBlue Vehicle Requirements Vehicles must be fully road legal and in good mechanical condition before departure. Minimum vehicle requirements: Low range 4x4 vehicle All-terrain or mud-terrain tyres (A/T recommended) Full-size spare wheel Basic tool kit Working recovery points front and rear Mandatory recovery equipment: Shovel 2 x recovery boards 2 x soft shackles 10 metre recovery strap Recommended equipment: Air compressor Tyre repair kit 12V fridge or cool box Additional water storage Camping setup suitable for remote locations A winch is optional but recommended for those wanting additional recovery capability. Vehicle Preparation Guide Once your booking has been confirmed, a full vehicle preparation guide will be sent to you via email before departure. This guide includes recommended vehicle setup, tyre advice, recovery equipment, packing suggestions, expedition essentials and practical preparation tips to help ensure both you and your vehicle are fully prepared for the journey ahead. What You Need European breakdown cover Travel & medical insurance Camping equipment Warm clothing for mountain and desert nights Table & chairs Camera equipment A sense of adventure This Expedition Is For You If… You enjoy remote travel and self-sufficiency You want real off-road driving You enjoy wild camping and camp life You are comfortable outside your comfort zone You want adventure You want to experience Morocco beyond the tourist routes Additional Information The expedition begins on the 5th May, where we will meet the convoy at the port in Morocco. Participants will need to arrange their own travel to the ferry crossing point in Algeciras, Spain. The 21st will be the planned return date back into Spain, allowing participants to either begin their journey home or continue onwards with further travels. We can provide free guidance and booking information for ferry crossings upon request, along with assistance and advice for the Morocco border crossing process. Reserve Your Place Total expedition cost: £1800 per vehicle based on 2 people sharing a vehicle. A £500 deposit secures your place on the expedition. The remaining balance must be paid no later than 60 days before the expedition departure date. Remaining payments can be made via bank transfer or secure payment link, which will be sent by email along with your full expedition information pack. We also offer flexible monthly instalment options to help spread the cost of the expedition. Once your deposit has been paid, simply contact us to arrange an instalment plan. There is no interest charged on instalment payments. For additional passengers or vehicle queries, please contact us directly. What Happens Next? Once your booking form has been received, we will confirm your place on the expedition. Closer to departure you will receive: Meeting locations Expedition briefing information Required equipment lists Final route updates Radio and convoy information Additional travel guidance If you have any questions at any stage, feel free to contact us.